#Gta v next gen series

#Gta v next gen series

The team are confident that PS5 and Series S/X owners will get the experience they are hoping for and that it is something fans should be excited about. Saying in a quote вЂњWeвЂ™ve done differently than the competition вЂ“ we donвЂ™t just port titles over, we actually take the time to do the very best job we can making the title different for the new release, for the new technology that weвЂ™re launching it on.вЂќ So when GTA V finally launches on PS5 and Series S/X later this year, will it be more of the same? During a recent strategy teleconference with Morgan Stanley, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick reassured fans that the upcoming release will not be just a simple port of the last-gen title.

At this rate, the industry may as well issue the title to baby gamers on their 18th birthday. Then there are those that are just sick of it being a constant in media coverage and sales charts. For some, maybe GTA V just isnвЂ™t their bag, but for others yet another port of GTA V means that the eventual sequel is even further away. Nevertheless, when Sony ran its first big PS5 conference last year and it opened up with a GTA V trailer, there was a collective groan. Not to mention GTA Online has taken on a life of its own and enthrals millions of gamers the world over with its ever-expanding world and gameplay. It has sold an astonishing 140+ million copies across two generations, across multiple platforms and it has made developer Rockstar and publisher Take-Two an absolute bucket load of cash along the way. Despite releasing all the way back in 2013, itвЂ™s still a regular top-selling game the world over. Grand Theft Auto V is a monster, there is no other way to put it.